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: Adjunct Law Prof BlogEven without a finding of bad faith or willfulness, the disclosure of mediation discussions in violation of a confidentiality agreement may nonetheless subject a party to sanctions.
By Mitchell H. Rubinstein
Full post as published by Adjunct Law Prof Blog on July 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
Prenuptial Agreements
Make an Airtight Prenuptial Agreement
Child Support
Finding the Noncustodial Parent ( Deadbeat Dads )
Uniform Pre-marital Agreement Act
Standard Prenuptial Law
Florida State Settles with Feds over Disclosure of Personal Driver Info
Florida State Settles with Feds over Disclosure of Personal Driver Info
Oil and Gas
industry workers allegedly subject to serious accident injury from hazardous conditions.
Third Party Mobile Content Charges Settlement
Third Party Mobile Content Charges Class Action Settlement
Allstate Settles Bad-Faith Insurance Suit for $4 Million
Allstate Settles Bad-Faith Insurance Suit for $4 Million
Farmers Insurance
Settles Bad Faith Class Action
Google Inc.
alleging deceptive charges for ads displayed on third party web sites.

Sanction of Dismissal Too Harsh for Violation of Mediation Confidentiality
Mediator Privilege Amended as of July 1, 2008
You Didn't Mediate "In Good Faith" !!! (and other ills of a lengthy Report of Mediator)
Do's and Dont's of Confidentialty Agreements
Another Malpractice Trap for the Unwary Mediation Advocate: Draft Your Own Confidentiality Agreement








